5 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 4 cities in Cobb County, Georgia.
Verified from official government sources
Cobb County Ch. 134 — home occupations permitted in all residential districts; conducted entirely within dwelling; max 25% of unit area; no clients except for individual instruction (tutoring, music, etc.); no commercial carriers.
Cobb County Ch. 134 — home occupations must produce no external evidence of commercial activity. No commercial signage, banners, or business identification permitted in residential zones. Sign Ordinance (Ch. 134 Art. V) governs.
Cobb County Ch. 134 — no clients allowed except for individual instruction. No employees parking on site without BOC approval. No commercial deliveries. Off-site employees may not congregate on premises.
Cobb County follows Georgia Cottage Food Law allowing limited home-produced food sales. Georgia Department of Agriculture license required. Annual revenue cap $50,000. Non-potentially hazardous foods only.
Cobb County permits home daycare with Georgia DECAL/Bright from the Start licensing. Family Child Care Learning Home (FCCLH) allows up to 6 children. Larger programs need Group Child Care Home or center license.
4 cities in Cobb County have their own home business rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
3 verified rules • Customer Traffic Restrictions, Signage Rules
3 verified rules • Customer Traffic Restrictions, Signage Rules
3 verified rules • Customer Traffic Restrictions, Signage Rules
3 verified rules • Customer Traffic Restrictions, Signage Rules
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